I have 3 droplets, none of the three connect, ex: telnet smtp.gmail.com 465
I don’t have any domain appointed…
Any idea?
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This is google specifically blocking you for “less secure use”:
https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/6010255?hl=en
Though it could also be Digital Ocean also blocking. Contact DigitalOcean for support just to verify.
@Aday: Please file a support ticket if you can’t connect to port 587 on remote servers.
Any update in this issue!? <br>I have the same issue I try with 587 port to but no success… <br> <br>Any idea? <br>
@igorprado: I believe this was resolved on IRC :)
I’m having the same issue… Can’t connect using openssl: <br> <br>openssl s_client -connect smtp.gmail.com:465 <br>connect: Connection timed out <br>connect:errno=110 <br> <br>openssl s_client -connect smtp.gmail.com:587 <br>connect: Connection timed out <br>connect:errno=110 <br> <br>I’m using CSF.
What error do you get? Can you also try port 587?
same here.
same here :(
Same here. :(
Same issue. With firewall disabled the annoyng behavior continue. Anyone can help?